CvZoomWindow
CvNameWindow class that adds zoom and pan functions to OpenCV's namedWindow
Install
pip install cvzoomwindow
Sample
import cv2
import cvzoomwindow
# Image loading
img = cv2.imread("image.bmp")
# Instance of CvZoomWindow class
zw = cvzoomwindow.CvZoomWindow(
"Zoom Window" # Name of the window
)
# Displays an image
zw.imshow(img)
# Waits for a pressed key.
cv2.waitKey()
How to operate
| mouse operation | operation |
|---|---|
| Double click of left button | Display the entire image |
| Double click of right button | Equal-size display of images |
| Left button drag | Moving Images |
| Mouse wheel up | Zoom up |
| Mouse wheel down | Zoom down |
More information
Blog) CvZoomWindow class
https://imagingsolution.net/program/python/opencv-python/cvzoomwindow_class/
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